Vin Diesel arrived high on excitement for a special screening of The Fast and the Furious at Cannes.
The 2001 underground street-racing flick, which launched a franchise worth over $1 billion, marks its 25th anniversary.
As a tribute, scores of stars from the film series arrived at the film festival, including Michelle Rodriguez and Jordana Brewster.
Accompanying them is the daughter of late actor Paul Walker, who died in a car accident in 2013.
The Fast and the Furious will screen at midnight and will provide a boost to Cannes, which, it seems, is in dire need of big-budget Hollywood movies.
The premiere comes hot on the heels of the Fast saga expanding into television; a series at Peacock is in the works.
Moreover, the 11th installment of Fast and Furious will hit cinemas in 2027.
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